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Fresh water is always (A)_____________________ than salt water so it (B)____________________ the salt water. (a) less dense (b) rises above (a) more dense (b) sinks below
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Fresh water is always (A)_____________________ than salt water so it (B)____________________ the salt water.

(a) less dense (b) rises above


(a) more dense (b) sinks below

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fresh water is always (more dense) than salt water (sinks below) the salt water.
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